THE HAGUE — Hoping to reduce one of the most ubiquitous forms of waste, a global group of scientists is proposing that certain types of plastic be labeled hazardous.
"Apple Pay is one of the most ubiquitous forms of payments and provides users with an easy, fast and secure way to pay," said Steve Fisher, Senior Vice President of Payments at eBay, in a statement.
UNICEF recognizes the human rights principles of equality and non-discrimination as central to the consideration of gender equality and believes that gender-based discrimination is one of the most ubiquitous forms of discrimination that children face.
Connecting the tiniest depots and largest cities, Greyhound serves 2,200 destinations in America, as compared, say, to American Airlines, which serves 160, making bus travel the nation's most ubiquitous form of transportation apart from the car.
The present study implicates the importance of the posterior hippocampus in forming memory associations under distraction, arguably the most ubiquitous form of learning and memory in modern society.
By far the most ubiquitous class is arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF), obligate biotrophs in the Glomeromycota that form arbuscules and sometimes vesicles within the root cells of hosts (Smith and Read 2008).
Moreover, these are the two most ubiquitous distribution forms, and a wide range of processes can give rise to them.
In this context the study of the interactions between carbonate minerals and metal ions has been the topic of numerous investigations [2 8] since these minerals are some of the most ubiquitous rock forming minerals in the Earth and they are often present in aquifers as well as in sediments and soils [9].
So the democratic entertainments of the day give form to the sovereign ruler where, with an ironic twist, one of the most frivolous and ubiquitous forms of media, the internet video, is used to create a portrait of someone who is rarely seen in public, has probably never heard of a LOLcat, and has been head of state for 59 years.
Great kivas, as the most ubiquitous and persistent form of Pueblo public architecture in the area prior to 1280 CE, provide a durable means of assessing community membership and for analyzing how the introduction of other civic-ceremonial buildings may reflect shifts in public space and leadership strategies over time.
Transcripts derived from promoter 1 are by far the most abundant and ubiquitous form of INR transcript (Casas-Tinto et al., 2007; Marr et al., 2007).
